Cranston is two very different electrical towns in one. Edgewood and Pawtuxet Village are full of early twentieth century homes with aging wiring, while western Cranston has newer subdivisions where homeowners are adding EV chargers, finished basements, and backup power.
Premier Electrical Services and Generators works in both. Our licensed electricians diagnose problems, handle upgrades, and give you a firm price before work begins, so you know exactly what you are paying for.
An electrical problem rarely fixes itself. It usually gets louder.
We test the circuit, find the cause, and fix it properly. In Edgewood and Knightsville homes, the culprit is often decades-old connections that have loosened over time.
The newer homes in western Cranston near Meshanticut and Garden City are often where upgrade requests start. A second refrigerator, a home gym, or a Level 2 EV charger can push a panel to its limit fast.
We size each upgrade to your real load, whether that is a new circuit, a service upgrade, or a full panel replacement. You get a clear explanation of the options and an installation built to code, without being pushed toward work you do not need.
Our team handles the full range of home electrical work, so you do not have to call a different contractor for each job.
One licensed crew means consistent quality on every project.
Mike’s kitchen breaker in his Edgewood home tripped every morning when the coffee maker and toaster ran together. Another contractor had suggested a new panel. Our electrician found the kitchen counter outlets were sharing one overloaded circuit with the dining room. We ran a new dedicated countertop circuit, replaced a heat-damaged outlet, and left the panel alone because it was in good shape. Breakfast has been uneventful ever since.
Cranston homeowners trust our team because we are honest about what your home actually needs.
That is how we earn repeat calls from neighbors all over the city.
Not always. Many older homes have wiring that can be repaired or partially updated. An inspection shows what is safe to keep and what should be replaced, so you only pay for the work that matters.
It depends on your panel capacity and existing load. Some homes need only a new dedicated circuit, while others need a service or panel upgrade first. A load check answers the question before you buy a charger.
A breaker trips to protect the wiring from overheating. Common causes are an overloaded circuit, a short, or a ground fault. Resetting it repeatedly without finding the cause is not safe, so have an electrician test the circuit.
Yes. We diagnose the problem first and give you a firm price before any work starts. There are no hidden fees added at the end.
Work that requires a permit is done to local and national code. We let you know when a project needs one and walk you through the process.
